Ferrotype photograph possibly of Harriet, Thomas L. Kane's oldest child. It is a very small picture of "Harrie." Embossed around the picture are leaves and berries. She is wearing a black high collared dress and long black earrings. Her hair is pulled up on the sides. On the back is written "Harrie from Lottie April 1868." The photograph was taken by A. K. P. Trask's New Ferrotype Gallery in Philadelphia.

Collection includes 878 photographs, 96 postcards, two tintypes, 339 negatives, four glass plate negatives, a journal, a ledger (includes some genealogy), and a family Bible.

Collection includes photographs of Arrington, assorted individuals, and of locations throughout the world. Includes cabinet photographs, cartes-de-visite, and portraits taken between 1865 and 1880.

Collection includes 9 photographs, primarily gelatin silver prints. Also includes an embossed leather photograph album containing 18 albumen cartes-de-visite and 1 matte collodion cabinet card. Also includes one tintype of two men in top hats. The images include portraits and group photographs of family and friends. Dated approximately 1890-1979.

Contains 49 photographs, including 5 tintypes, of the James L. Baker family. Also contains the photograph album these photographs were originally housed in. The album has a light green velvet cover with embossed celluloid flowers on the front. Dated approximately 1880-1919.

Collection includes photographs of the Bennett family, including nine tintypes of Montana politicians and various locations in the United States.

Leaman Ronald Bronson portraits, 1875-1899, contains 56 photographs and four tintypes of men, women, and children.

Collection of photographs assembled by Brough during the preparation of his book on Mosida, Utah. Includes 23 photographs and 12 safety film negatives, with images of Mosida and its irrigation facilities. Photographic processes possibly include sulfur-toned DOP, albumen, matte albumen, platinum, sepia paltinotype, gold-toned matte collodion, gelatin silver, collodion POP, and tintypes. Dated approximately 1919.

Collection includes black and white photographs, one cased tintype, two acrylic paintings, and some corresponding safety film negatives of images of Christopher "Kit" Carson. Dated approximately 1860-1889.